Serene Lake with a Majestic Creature

Serene Lake with a Majestic Creature

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  • Prompt: >Yakushkii wrote down from the "old fisherman" in 1859 the Novgorod legend about the serpent Peryun, that every night he "went to sleep in Ilmen Lake with the Volkhovskaya cowshed" Indeed, in legends, including those related to Volkhov and Peryn, "crocodile" and snake are associated with the name of Perun "Once upon a time, they say, a serpent lived in the sky and flew all over the world; everyone was afraid of him, and some even worshiped him. When God found out that he was being worshipped, he took away his wings, he fell from the sky into the Dnieper and swam. The idolaters ran along the shore and shouted: "Perune, Perune, swim to the shore." He sailed to the island, and a deep hole opened up to him; he disappeared there. Since that time, the island has been called Perun." He calls the river a goddess and the beast that lives in it, naming it as a god, creates a demand. One worships Dyu, and the other worships Divya." Divya clearly refers to the goddess of the river, and Dyya refers to the "beast" living in the river. Zeus, known as Dyy (Diy), is known to Russian scribes from the translation of Amartol, which Galkovsky also showed. It is assumed likely that Dyg, the "Zeus" living in the river, is none other than the "snake-beast Perun" from Novgorod and Ukrainian legends. >Zeus in the form of a snake is Zeus Ctesias. And the Indian Indra pursued his enemy Vajranga in the form of a Snake.
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